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Skip to content Search Searchbox University of Rhode Island You * Future Students * Students * Faculty * Staff * Parents and Families * Alumni * Community GRAVITY RESEARCH COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 1. URI 2. Arts and Sciences 3. Physics 4. Gravity Research U²GRC UMass-URI Gravity Research Consortium Gravitational waves from LIGO’s first detection SXS Welcome to the UMass-URI Gravity Research Consortium (U2GRC). The U2GRC is a collaboration between the gravity research groups at UMass Dartmouth and the University of Rhode Island. The research areas of interest to the group members include: black holes, gravitational waves, multi-messenger astronomy, astrophysics and quantum gravitation. Most members are part of the LIGO Science Collaboration or the LISA Consortium. Research efforts in the U2GRC are funded through multiple National Science Foundation (NSF) grants, NASA and private foundations (FQXi and others). ABOUT Details on some key research projects. Explore PEOPLE Details on our group members. Explore PUBLICATIONS Recent publications. Explore U2GRC members collaborate externally with other research groups including the Simulating Extreme Spacetimes (SXS) Collaboration (Caltech & Cornell), Kavli Institute for Astrophysics (MIT), Black Hole Initiative & Center for Astrophysics (Harvard), Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (Germany), Texas Tech, Penn State University and Louisiana State University. NEWS * Kevin’s paper published in Physical Review D! - Kevin’s MS thesis paper just got published and can be found here: Phys. Rev. D 105, 044032 (2022) Scalar and gravitational transient hair for near-extremal black holes We study the existence and nature of Aretakis charge and its potentially observable imprint at a finite distance from the horizon (Ori coefficient) in near-extremal black hole backgrounds. Specifically, […] * Paper on discovery of gravitational recoil - https://www.discovermagazine.com/the-sciences/a-swift-kick-sends-a-black-hole-careening Multiple members of UGRC collaborated with others in the field to make this major discovery — gravitational recoil or “kick” from a black hole binary merger. Congrats, Scott, Tousif and Feroz! Preprint available here: arXiv:2201.01302 (2022) Check out a news story from UMassD about this discovery here: https://www.umassd.edu/news/2022/scott-field-black-hole-discovery.html * Scott Field’s New Paper in Phys.Org! - UGRC faculty member, Scott Field, along with collaborators at U. Mississippi and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory developed a new methodology using artificial intelligence for learning about black hole dynamics from gravitational wave measurements. https://phys.org/news/2021-11-machine-derive-black-hole-motion.html * UGRC Research Featured on the OpenStorageNetwork - The Open Storage Network (OSN) is an NSF funded, distributed storage network for research data. The OSN project recently featured EMRI Surrogate on their site and also as part of their BoF presentation at Supercomputing 2021. See below: https://www.openstoragenetwork.org/gravitational-wave-model/ * Gaurav Khanna elected as an APS Fellow! - Our own Gaurav Khanna was elected as an APS fellow for his outstanding contributions and pioneering work in computational relativity, including innovative supercomputing techniques, computations of gravitational perturbations of black holes, gravitational waveforms from extreme mass-ratio binaries, classical black hole physics, and quantum gravity. More News ConnectApplyTourGive University * Leadership * Diversity and Inclusion * Global * Campuses * Safety Campus Life * Housing * Dining * Athletics and Recreation * Health and Wellness * Events Academics * Undergraduate * Graduate * Advising * Libraries * Internships -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Facebook * Instagram * Twitter * YouTube Copyright © University of Rhode Island | University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI 02881, USA | 1.401.874.1000 URI is an equal opportunity employer committed to the principles of affirmative action. Work at URI